The current fingerprint is already trusted locally, or it is this browser's own PROOF signing identity.
Verify the key.
Remember the relationship.
This is CHECK's advanced local signer registry. A valid evidence package proves its bytes and signing-key continuity first; only then can you explicitly remember that exact fingerprint as trusted or blocked in this browser. There is no account or cloud identity registry.
Manage trusted signers →A fingerprint becomes useful when it is remembered.
TRUST first performs the complete PROOF verification: ECDSA signature, evidence SHA-256, nested AUDIT/CASE and any signing-key rotation chain. Only a valid signing identity can be added to this registry.
Local names for exact keys.
Labels are convenience metadata stored only in this browser. They are not embedded in PROOF and do not turn a self-signed key into a legal identity certificate.
Verify a PROOF and explicitly trust its fingerprint. TRUST never learns identities from the network or auto-trusts a new key.
Rotation is only offered when a cryptographic chain signed by the previous key reaches the current PROOF key. A new key cannot self-claim continuity.
A valid unknown key is NEW. A locally blocked key is UNTRUSTED. A package that fails cryptographic or evidence verification is INVALID.